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American know-how

Posted By: Howard, on host 205.184.139.49
Date: Monday, February 28, 2000, at 10:14:31

When the Ojibwa indians, who lived in the American southwest, observed a total solar eclipse, they went to the top of a hill and shot flaming arrows at it. This was to relight the sun, which had gone out. Don't laugh. It worked every time.
Howard

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Re: American know-how - Jimmy - Tue, 2/29/2000, 10:33:50
- Re: American know-how - Howard - Tue, 2/29/2000, 14:51:40
Re: American know-how - Nyperold - Mon, 2/28/2000, 14:27:41
Re: American know-how - Kelly - Mon, 2/28/2000, 12:42:00
- Re: American know-how - Howard - Mon, 2/28/2000, 18:50:01
  - Re: American know-how - Faux Pas - Tue, 2/29/2000, 07:39:30
    - Re: American know-how - gabby - Tue, 2/29/2000, 15:08:17
      - Re: American know-how - Speedball - Tue, 2/29/2000, 16:02:12
        
        Re: American know-how - Howard - Tue, 2/29/2000, 16:53:18
        
        Re: American know-how - Stephen - Tue, 2/29/2000, 17:23:11
        
        How to almost-see in ultraviolet - Enigma - Wed, 3/1/2000, 06:22:55
        
        Re: How to almost-see in ultraviolet - Howard - Wed, 3/1/2000, 13:53:06
        
        Re: How to almost-see in ultraviolet - Enigma - Wed, 3/1/2000, 20:39:39
        
        Re: How to almost-see in ultraviolet - Darien - Wed, 3/1/2000, 20:45:57
        
        Re: American know-how - Darien - Tue, 2/29/2000, 20:54:57
        
        Why eclipses intrigue us - gabby - Tue, 2/29/2000, 19:36:04
        
        Well, why eclipses could burn your retinas - Wolfspirit - Wed, 3/1/2000, 02:40:33